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Definition of cid
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cid is as below...
Cid (n.) An epic poem, which
celebrates
the
exploits
of the
Spanish
national
hero, Ruy
Diaz..
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Subduple
::
Subdulcid
(a.)
Somewhat
sweet;
sweetish.
Judicable
::
Judicable
(v. i.)
Capable
of being
judged;
capable
of being tried or
decided
upon.
Kynurenic
::
Kynurenic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
obtained
from the urine of dogs. By
decomposition
the acid
yields
a
nitrogenous
base
(called
kynurin)
and
carbonic
acid..
Nympholepsy
::
Nympholepsy
(n.) A
species
of
demoniac
enthusiasm
or
possession
coming
upon one who had
accidentally
looked
upon a
nymph;
ecstasy.
Succinimide
::
Succinic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
amber;
specif.,
designating
a
dibasic
acid,
C/H/.(CO/H)/,
first
obtained
by the dry
distillation
of
amber.
It is found in a
number
of
plants,
as in
lettuce
and
wormwood,
and is also
produced
artificially
as a white
crystalline
substance
having
a
slightly
acid
taste..
Gnome
::
Gnome (n.) A small owl
(Glaucidium
gnoma)
of the
Western
United
States.
Lagemorpha
::
Lagemorpha
(n. pl.) A group of
rodents,
including
the
hares.
They have four
incisors
in the upper jaw.
Called
also
Duplicidentata..
Perdifoil
::
Perdifoil
(n.) A
deciduous
plant;
--
opposed
to
evergreen.
Hendecatoic
::
Hendecatoic
(a.)
Undecylic;
pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
hendecane;
as,
hendecatoic
acid..
Thallate
::
Thallate
(n.) A salt of a
hypothetical
thallic
acid.
Acid
::
Acid (n.) A sour
substance.
Hermetical
::
Hermetical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
system
which
explains
the
causes
of
diseases
and the
operations
of
medicine
on the
principles
of the
hermetic
philosophy,
and which made much use, as a
remedy,
of an
alkali
and an acid; as,
hermetic
medicine..
Phthalein
::
Phthalein
(n.) One of a
series
of
artificial
organic
dyes made as
condensation
products
of the
phenols
with
phthalic
acid, and well
represented
by
phenol
phthalein.
Their
alkaline
solutions
are
fluorescent..
Ballot
::
Ballot
(n.) To vote or
decide
by
ballot;
as, to
ballot
for a
candidate..
Glucic
::
Glucic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
obtained
from,
sugar;
as,
glucic
acid..
Pendency
::
Pendency
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
undecided,
or in
continuance;
suspense;
as, the
pendency
of a
suit..
Divi-divi
::
Divi-divi
(n.) A small tree of
tropical
America
(Caesalpinia
coriaria),
whose
legumes
contain
a large
proportion
of
tannic
and
gallic
acid, and are used by
tanners
and
dyers..
Sulphamate
::
Sulphacid
(n.) An acid in
which,
to a
greater
or less
extent,
sulphur
plays a part
analogous
to that of
oxygen
in an
oxyacid;
thus,
thiosulphuric
and
sulpharsenic
acids are
sulphacids;
--
called
also
sulphoacid.
See the Note under Acid, n., 2..
Calcine
::
Calcine
(v. i.) To
reduce
to a
powder,
or to a
friable
state,
by the
action
of heat; to expel
volatile
matter
from by means of heat, as
carbonic
acid from
limestone,
and thus
(usually)
to
produce
disintegration;
as to,
calcine
bones..
Molasses
::
Molasses
(n.) The
thick,
brown or dark
colored,
viscid,
uncrystallizable
sirup which
drains
from
sugar,
in the
process
of
manufacture;
any
thick,
viscid,
sweet sirup made from
vegetable
juice or sap, as of the
sorghum
or
maple.
See
Treacle..
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